Calle 8 in Little Havana is among the Miami neighborhoods becoming less and less affordable. Credit: TOimages/Adobe Stock.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series about South Florida’s affordability crisis. Part two will focus on what the legal and real estate sectors can do to address the problem.
South Florida’s need for affordable housing has never been more evident, and yet, it’s become harder than ever for developers to actually build it and make a profit.
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